New Zealand

Hotels in New Zealand

Hotels of New Zealand offer services virtually anywhere in the island country. Thanks to the film "Lord of the Rings", which became a great advertising of picturesque landscapes of New Zealand Hotels in New Zealand in the new millennium are one of the busiest hotels in Oceania. In addition, due to the unique combination of climate and natural conditions New Zealand hotels are now able to offer accommodation and holidays for almost any direction of tourism: from beach resorts to ski centers.

Such major cities like Auckland and Wellington have the widest range of hotel property in New Zealand: hotels for family vacations, business hotels, apart-hotels, boutique hotels. In New Zealand are popular motels and roadside Bed and Breakfast hotels. They represent the segment of lowest prices.

Hotels in New Zealand offer tourists exotic natural beauty. Today there are several large resorts, which are in demand in the tourism industry of New Zealand. Among them are:

- Paihia resort, hotels offer the 144 small islands of unique natural reserve for recreation

- Rotorua resort, hotels are located in the ethnographic reserve of the Maori tribe

- Punakaiki resort. Hotels of Punakaiki are located on the west bank of the South Island. It is one of quietest places of New Zealand. Holidays in Punakaiki are offered in a popular format of "escape from civilization"

- Queenstown resort for active leisure. Hotels in Queenstown include such services as kayaking tours, fishing, diving, sightseeing flights, bungee-jumping (in summer) and snowboarding, skiing and freestyle (in winter).

Among the hotels of New Zealand there are such famous brands as Hilton, Mercure, Ibis, Clarion and local hotel chains, among which are hotel chain Mainstay, network of hostels New Zealand Youth Hostels, as well as a network of motels Budget Motel Chain and Golden Chain Motels.

The quality of hotels in New Zealand is monitored by the New Zealand hotel board. The board unites hotels hotel chains, private New Zealand hotels, boutique hotels and guest houses throughout the country.

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